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    Incompatible? One of the most well-known pictures of the revolutionary war, painted by Emanuel Leutze almost a hundred years after, depicts a scene where George Washington stoically stands on a boat leading the troops across the frozen Delaware River. The American flag wraps around itself in the frozen wind, some troops are holding their hats, while others are paddling the claustrophobic wooden crafts. One guy even pushes a mini iceberg away with a stick so the boat can pass through the murky…

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    The End, The End of The World, The War between Angels and Demons, or the final destruction of the world can be described in the biblical book of Revelation. For centuries the apocalypse is included in the teachings or imagery of several religions. The apocalypse is usually revealed as a disclosure of knowledge of a dream or vision from a prophet to prophetic, And it plays out in different scenarios or interpretations for religious communities. Religious people pronounced the apocalypse, often in…

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    seems throughout the poem, Alexie is looking back through flashbacks of times he has had and then focuses back at what he is doing in the moment. In the beginning, Alexie talks about how it is mostly the darker ones who sit in the chair when the white people die. He refers to the Indian man as an example claiming he tried to win a bet by shoving his fist down someone’s throat. Alexie goes on to say that Indians are always gambling which is a typical stereotype of Indians. Alexie states the…

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    Throughout human civilization, few people have shaped the history of their country so much as Robert the Bruce of Scotland. From the time he became an adult until his death, he fought - both diplomatically and militarily - to maintain the independence of the Scottish people. As he himself famously said, “we fight not for glory, nor for wealth, nor honour but only and alone for freedom which no good man surrenders but with his life” (Innes, 2). Over the course of his nearly fifty-five years,…

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    already been roaming the prairie around them. When they finally found the buffalo it was a field full of deceased buffalo bodies. Only their hides and tongues were taken; all the good meat was left to rot. Dunbar explained it by saying it was done by people with no “values” or “soul” and with “ no regard to Sioux rights” (Dances with Wolves). Native Americans only hunt for food, and use all parts of the animal. When the Pawnee were giving the Sioux troubles, Dunbar offered to help but the Sioux…

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    The Zong Case Study

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    rights Movement starting with the Abolitionist Movement and how it impacted social reform, later moving on to the topics war and mass migration concluding with key figures involved in the civil right Movements during 19th century. More often than not the Civil Rights Movement is associated with the fight for social equality in the USA. The deprivation and ill treatment of black people in America holds long history of abuse dating back centuries ago and little attention is paid to the UK which…

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    Colonial America

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    between classes in the food we eat. As poverty has become an issue, people living in impoverished communities do not have the resources to eat an abundance of healthy foods thus stunting their ability to become role models to the future generation. Creating a healthy community starts by each and everyone of us advocating the importance of healthy meal choices. Together we can unite to volunteer and provide opportunities for poor people to buy vegetables and fruits and integrate them into their…

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    Hip Hop Culture In America

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    (Chang 172). “Planet Rock” revolutionized hip-hop through challenging listeners and performers alike to commit to togetherness and is touted as the catalyst that allowed hip-hop to become global (Chang 173), to a greater extent even than The Sugar Hill Gang’s “Rapper’s Delight” in 1979 as the first rap record. Later, this theme of knowledge continued with artist KRS (Knowledge Reigning Supreme)-One, who openly spurned increasing commercialism and cultural exploitation of 1990’s hip-hop (“About…

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    It’s the dead of night, not a single sound to be heard. Then there’s a bloodcurdling cry that shatters the silence. “A DRAGON!” is all that is heard besides the terrifying screams and desperate cries for help. She charges out of the palace on her trusty steed, Xavier into the night’s dark deception. With a family heirloom, a very powerful sword. Yes, it‘s Excalibur. The legendary, most powerful sword in the world. Even ten knights could not compare to his power. “Hurry it up Guin! Time’s a…

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    dad went to when he was in college. It was magnificent, but the food was stuff like what people ate in Colonial Williamsburg. There were three stores that looked like they were aging too. One was a toy store. It wasn't like a toy store today; it was kind of old fashioned. Another store was a metal smith shop. It had guns that date back to about 1865. There were also bullets that were shot in the Civil War period. The last store was a merchandise store. It had lots of cool but old fashion…

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